I'm a PhD candidate at the University of Connecticut's Philosophy Department, coordinator of the Expression, Communication, and the Origins of Meaning (ECOM) Research Group and a member of the UConn Group in Philosophical and Mathematical Logic.

My primary interests are in truth, the philosophy of logic and moral philosophy, although I dabble elsewhere as well. My dissertation, preliminarily titled Pluralisms about Truth and Logic, supervised by Michael P. Lynch (chair), Dorit Bar-On, Jc Beall, Stewart Shapiro and Keith Simmons looks at the theoretical connections between truth pluralism and logical pluralism, with a bent towards anti-realism.

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Picture courtesy of Filippo Ferrari.